Titlebook: Creativity — A New Vocabulary; Vlad Petre Glăveanu,Lene Tanggaard,Charlotte Wegen Book 20161st edition The Editor(s) (if applicable) and T

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Mirroring, and as a learning phenomenon is that it points to the embodied and unconscious aspects of social interaction. Thus, mirroring should not be reduced to the non-creative, mechanical repetition of the original, outstanding creativity. To mirror is a human capability built into our capacity to create.

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Pathways, breakfast, at a different time, or fall asleep in hotel rooms with strange pillows that require ‘improvisation’ to become comfortable. However, the premise of this chapter is that ., also in its mundane and habitual aspects, should become the focus of creativity research if we want to move this fie

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Perspective,nse joy unexpectedly (such as mother agreeing to get you some ice-cream after a walk in the park). Most of all, you are probably curious about all things around you — most of all, the things that you now, being an adult, stopped questioning. New words begin to sound funny and strange and the questio

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n owing to intense workload pressures and stress. Constant speed makes you move forward; however, it may be in the wrong direction (towards failures, or even accidents) or it may be a short ride (stress and burnout). Lebbon and Hurley (2013) reported survey research that found 44 per cent of employe

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